User manual INTEL PRO/1000 GT DESKTOP ADAPTER

[. . . ] Class summaries – the class and namespace details for the NCS2 architecture. Working examples – how to use the NCS2 architecture to manage Intel® network devices. Errata – additional information specific to some environments. Intel® PROSet for Windows*Device Manager WMI providers offer the following features. Category Adapter Features Enumerate all supported physical network adapters Update settings for an adapter Obtain an adapter‟s physical device information Monitor adapter link Uninstall an adapter driver Query IPv4 and IPv6 adapter addresses Change an adapter‟s boot agent settings View and modify adapter iSCSI settings Enumerate diagnostic tests, settings, and results Run or stop a diagnostic test on an installed adapter Enumerate supported team types Create or remove a team of adapters Update team settings Add or remove team member adapters Change team member priorities Obtain the IPv4 protocol settings for a team Create, discover, or remove Virtual LANs on an adapter or team Update VLAN settings Obtain the IPv4 protocol settings for a VLAN Boot Diagnostics Team VLAN 2 White Paper - Intel PROSet for Windows* Device Manager WMI User‟s Guide Technology Overview This section offers an overview of Windows Management Instrumentation in Microsoft operating systems and is recommended for anyone not familiar with the architecture. [. . . ] Example: 51 = 1 + 2 + 16 + 32 Values 1 Installed 2 DriverLoaded 4 HardwareMissing 16 HasDiag 32 HasLink 1024 HasTCOEnabled 2048 DeviceError AdditionalAvailability Availability BusType uint16[ ] uint16 uint16 This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. Bus Type indicates the bus type. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 28 29 30 31 Unknown ISA EISA PCMCIA Cardbus PCI PCI-X PCI Express ESP Receive Checksum Authentication TCO Capability Wake Up Capabilities IP Checksum Offload Capabilities uint16[ ] Capabilities of the Ethernet adapter. Some capabilities are dependent upon feature discovery in the operating system. Therefore, a capability may not 24 White Paper - Intel PROSet for Windows* Device Manager WMI User‟s Guide be present because operating system requirements have not been met. Capability IDs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Unknown Other AlertOnLan WakeOnLan Adapter Fault Tolerance Adaptive Load Balancing IPSec Offload ASF GEC/802. 3ad Static Link Aggregation Static Link Aggregation IEEE 802. 3ad Dynamic Link Aggregation Checksum Offload Switch Fault Tolerance Basic AlertOnLan AlertOnLan 2 Security Offload AH Security Offload ESP Security Payload Tunnel Security Payload Transport Security IPV4 Packets Authentication Algorithm MD5 Authentication Algorithm SHA1 Encryption Algorithm EAS Encryption Algorithm DES Encryption Algorithm 3DES ESP Xmit Checksum Encryption ESP Xmit Checksum Authentication ESP Receive Checksum Encryption 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 10 Mbps 100 Mbps 1000 Mbps 10000 Mbps Teaming VLAN IEEE VLAN ISL VLAN Uninstallable Identify Adapter Support Cable Test Support Diagnostic Support Flash support ICH Support Usage Server Vendor Intel Phoneline PHY Mobile PowerManagement Support Feature Not Supported MFO Pass Through Quad-Port Support Dedicated MAC Address Jumbo Frame Support Feature Not Supported Signal Quality Test Cable Offline Test Adapter is LOM Scalable Networking Pack Capability CB Platform Capability iSCSI Capability LinkSEC Support Caption ControllerID string uint32 This is an inherited property; refer to parent class The Controller ID identifies the Ethernet controller that the adapter uses. Adapters with different DeviceIDs can have the same Controller ID. 0 1 3 6 7 8 11 13 20 30 31 40 50 51 52 60 Unknown Intel 82542 Intel 82543 Intel 82544 Intel 82540 Intel 82545 Intel 82541 Intel 82547 Intel 82571 Intel 82573 Intel 82574 Intel ESB2LAN Intel ICH8 Intel ICH9 Intel ICH10 Intel 82575 62 Intel 82576 63 Intel ADORAM_VIRTUAL 65537 Intel D100_A_STEP 65538 Intel D100_B_STEP 65539 Intel D100_C_STEP 65540 Intel D101_A_STEP 65541 Intel D101_B0_STEP 65542 Intel D101M_A_STEP 65543 Intel D101S_A_STEP 65544 Intel D102_A_STEP 65545 Intel D102_B_STEP 65546 Intel D102_C_STEP 65547 Intel D102_D_STEP 65548 Intel D102_E_STEP 65549 Intel D102_F_STEP 65550 Intel 82562_G 65551 Intel 82562_GZ 65552 Intel 82562_GX_GT 65553 Intel 82562 131073 Intel 82597 EX 196609 Intel 82598 196610 Intel 82599 Description DeviceID EEPROMVersion HardwareStatus string string string uint32 This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. Hardware status specifies the current 0 Unknown 25 White Paper - Intel PROSet for Windows* Device Manager WMI User‟s Guide status of the hardware. 1 2 3 4 5 Ready Initializing Reset Closing Not Ready MaxSpeed MediaType uint16 uint16 This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. MediaType indicates the media which interfaces to this PHY. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Unknown Copper Fiber Phone Line CX4 Copper SFP+ Direct Attach SR Fiber LR Fiber KX/KX4 Backplane MiniPortInstance MiniPortName Name NegotiatedLinkWidth string string string uint16 This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. Values to pass in: 0 = Off 1 = On This method can be used to makes changes to the WakeOnLan options. For example, this method could be used to set options like wakefromPoweroff, wakeOnlink, WakeOn-MagicPacket, WakeOnDirectedPacket etc. Note WakeOnLan settings are stored and used for every boot. 0 = Off 1 = On ValidateSettingOnNewTeam There are no other supported methods. Internal use only. Associations Association Class IANet_Device802dot1QVLANServiceImplementation IANet_DiagTestForMSE IANet_DiagResultForMSE IANet_DeviceBootServiceImplementation IANet_AdapterToSettingAssoc IANet_TeamedMemberAdapter Association Partner IANet_802dot1QVLANService IANet_DiagTest IANet_DiagResult IANet_BootAgent IANet_AdapterSetting IANet_TeamOfAdapters IANet_Setting This is an abstract super class for a set of concrete classes of different types. This set of classes allows open ended usage of a variable number of settings. These will be different between adapters, teams, or VLANs and it may not always be possible to predict what parameters are required. Between the setting categories, this class groups the most common parameters for inheritance. Instances There will be one instance for every setting. Properties Name Caption Description ExposeLevel Grouped GroupId MiniHelp ParentId ParentType Type string string uint32 boolean uint16 string string string Description This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. This is an inherited property; refer to parent class CIM definition. Internal use only Internal use only Internal use only Description of the setting The unique identifier (GUID) of the parent device Name of the parent (NIC, Team, VLAN) 28 White Paper - Intel PROSet for Windows* Device Manager WMI User‟s Guide Writable boolean Whether the value can be changed All other properties are not supported. Methods There are no supported methods. Associations There are no associations. IANet_TeamedMemberAdapter This class is used to associate the adapter with the team, determine the function of the adapter in the team, and establish that the adapter is currently active in the team. To add an adapter to a team, create an instance of IANet_TeamedMemberAdapter to associate the adapter with the team. To remove an adapter from the team, remove the instance of IANet_ TeamedMemberAdapter. The adapter will no longer be part of the team and may be bound to an IP protocol endpoint after the Apply() function is called. Instances An instance of this class exists for each adapter that is a member of a team. [. . . ] Only operating systems which support iSCSI will have these settings available. Working with iSCSI configurations requires additional information which is not readily available in the class descriptions. Getting iSCSI Status To retrieve the iSCSI status of a network card, enumerate instances of the IANet_BootAgent_iSCSI_Adapters class. In this class, look at the iSCSI_Status parameter. This will indicate the current state of an iSCSI enabled adapter. Setting iSCSI Status The iSCSI state of the adapter is manipulated through the SetiSCSI_Status method of the IANet_BootAgent_iSCSI_Adapters class. [. . . ]